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by opencl 9y ago
I think the fact that the Focus and Fiestas sold from 2011-2016 had defective transmissions (complete with class action settlement) already destroyed their brand momentum in the small car market.
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by opencl 9y ago
You can always just compile it yourself for your own Pixel 2 device. Or use LineageOS which runs on a far wider range of devices and doesn't charge $500 for binaries.
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by opencl 9y ago
DNS66 and NetGuard are similar open source applications. https://github.com/julian-klode/dns66 https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard
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by opencl 9y ago
It's ironic that the photo for the linked article about the Android Auto allegations is a Tesla, because Tesla does not support Android Auto and actually does collect that sort of information. https://www.tesla.com/ab
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by opencl 9y ago
You certainly can get away from Google on Android. Install a version without Google Play Services. There's lots of software available on F-Droid or the Amazon appstore. WhatsApp provides an APK download so you don't need the play
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by opencl 9y ago
Ah yes you're right of course. Has there been anything in the past few years made on modern processes with the die actually visible? Desktop/laptop CPUs and GPUs have all been flip chip for at least the past decade, mobile SoCs ar
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by opencl 9y ago
ICs have just looked like mirrors for a while now. See this shot of a 14nm Vega die on the left and 28nm Fury die on the right: https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/Radeon_RX_Vega_Previ...
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by opencl 9y ago
Small CNC engraving/milling machines suitable for making PCBs (and with the benefit of being able to drill the holes for you) can be had for around $200. Microcenter sells one.
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by opencl 9y ago
Dark themes can provide significant energy efficiency improvements on OLED screens which are becoming increasingly popular. Though IG would probably benefit significantly less than text-heavy apps because the screen is mostly taken up by ph
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by opencl 9y ago
It has nothing to do with scale, it's either LGPL or pay for a commercial license. The commercial licenses are not cheap- $459 per seat per month.
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by opencl 9y ago
For I think a vast, vast majority of people this is delusional. For probably over 90% of people whose passion is writing music for example, they will in fact become homeless if they try to make it their only source of income. Even a lot of
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by opencl 9y ago
Solid lead is not really a problem if you wash your hands before eating after handling it because it doesn't absorb through the skin. Whether or not these people actually did that, I have no idea. But to this day there's still ple
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by opencl 9y ago
Why are you using a fancy 2.8Ghz dual-core machine when you could be using a netbook from 2008 with a 1.6Ghz Atom and 512MB of RAM? Is it that strange that people have different use cases from you? Plenty of things peg the CPU at 100% for e
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by opencl 9y ago
Do you have a source for this? It doesn't seem to make any sense because the speed sensor is normally used as an input for the engine and brake control systems. Not to mention the fact that the sensor is already extremely light because
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by opencl 9y ago
The 8th gen U series is not "basically matching" the 7th gen H series, the base clock (i.e. what you actually get under load) of the i7-7700HQ is 47% higher than the i7-8650U.
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by opencl 9y ago
Dual core is pretty weak considering that the new 15W chips from both Intel and AMD are quad core.
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by opencl 9y ago
This isn't a "government giving poor people money" problem, it's a "doctors writing inappropriate prescriptions" problem that is unrelated to the source of funding and clearly happens with private insurance as
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by opencl 9y ago
I think the price significantly contributes to the self-selection of only people who already have a pretty good idea that they're going to like it buying it.
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by opencl 9y ago
You were specifically referring to people with no jobs collecting disability benefits. I certainly agree that people obtaining these drugs when they don't need them through insurance/medicare/medicaid is a problem.
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by opencl 9y ago
This doesn't take up an enormous amount of shop space, can be used on arbitrarily large workpieces, and probably requires far less calibration and maintenance work. I have a 2' x 2' CNC router and can easily think of usecases
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by opencl 9y ago
I would be thrilled if 99.9% of my input files were UTF-8, but I'm not the one writing them. SJIS remains in widespread use in Japanese companies and tons of legacy codebases do not work with UTF-8. If you're lucky there's a
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by opencl 9y ago
Will it ever get encoding autodetect? That's one of the big reasons I've stayed on Notepad++. VS Code clearly does detect the encoding, because when you go to change it it suggests the right one, but it doesn't load correct
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by opencl 9y ago
Please, I live in the rust belt and knew several people that have died from this. None of them were unemployed. The government giving out money has nothing to do with it. People living off disability benefits can't afford heroin anyway
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by opencl 9y ago
It's not like it's the only subreddit with this kind of moderation. See r/thedonald for a right wing example or r/spacex for a not-really-political example. The things that end up on the front page reflect the userbase,
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by opencl 9y ago
I think anyone trying to spec parts for wireless networking hardware is (supposed to be) an expert. Even if you don't understand log scales and you're trying to decide what to buy it's literally just bigger numbers = better.
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by opencl 9y ago
The entire reason that AMD hardware isn't considered a viable alternative to NVIDIA is that it doesn't run CUDA, which is going to be true of these custom chips too. The chips FB are working on are probably far more similar to Goo
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by opencl 9y ago
How is it even snarky? There are workers peeing in bottles, probably right now, as a direct result of Bezos' obsession with optimizing productivity metrics at all costs.
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by opencl 9y ago
Please tell me where I can find these jobs that will pay six figures a year for two hours a week of basic IT work. This is more than an order of magnitude higher than anyone I know makes.
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by opencl 9y ago
There's no real inherent reliability difference between SD and eMMC, it's all down to the individual controller implementation. Though some SD slots are quite flaky, i.e. the original RasPi models. The eMMC that orangePi uses se
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by opencl 9y ago
The orangePi boards don't use microSD, they have built in eMMC storage. Far more reliable.

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